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That will look awesome mate such a good price aswell

I'd leave fogs in as they look well fitted but that's because I like fogs on a car
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Yeah just need it painted should get it on payday, i do like them in the pictures but depends how they look in person, we'll see ill be fitting stuff now the cars coming up my house


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Arrived today, test fitting tomorrow, only problem is theyve cut the wires to fogs, good thing im a spark and got cable sitting around Image
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What a lazy cúnt:lol: there simple to wire anyway, halfords sell the full kit to wire them for about a tenner
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Y on earth wud they cut the wires that's a shady trick on ya mate wire costs nothing to get
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Yeah its just a 2 core flex ill rewire them and weld the bracket its splitting, they look like the proper irmscher fogs from their site? Do you know if they are?


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http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... &langId=-1
This what I use all the time, highly recommend it apart from the splice clip, I use a straight through crimp instead


And being a sparky your bound to have a couple spade crimps about ya
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2 core flex is abit big aswell, the cables just abit heavier than bell wire
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Ahh thats cheap may aswell gran that haha, need to weld the bracket thats split on one of the fogs but thats it, but yeah got spades and through crimps, my uncles done all wiring in cars before hes gonna give me a hand as its my first encounter with it


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Personally I would soulder and heatshrink all connections as it's more durable and is the best way to do it :) also looks better :thumbs: good purchase there though :)
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Not sure if i like them so might just take the bottom grill from a donor bumper and fit it alot less work then can have it fitted: more updates later


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Changed timing belt and water pump today, took 5 hours to get the water pump out as it was sitting for 15 years and was the original water pump so it was seize solid we had to sit and smash it into peice but it all came out well in the end we demolished it heres 2 pictures Image

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Distaster struck today did a stupid error we cleaned all the poo out of where the water pump was but when we started it as we hadnt flushed the whole sytem out a tiny bit if metal came back and chewed up my whole new water pump leaving 2 fins left so ordered another one was so pissed off


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Also does anyone know of a cheap set of bike carbs that would fit my car?


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Bike carbs aren't cheap, tbh you need a couple hundred and then if there off gettin them set is a pro job and if a jet goes there far from cheap

I bought webbers for my rally car and have stopped fitting as its just going to cost too much
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